Category: Just My Thoughts
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America Is Racism and Racism Is American
“If the crimes were listed without color or name, would you still believe the same story about who the criminals are and who the victims have always been?”
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The Política Toilet Bowl: Where the Floaters Found Legs
America’s politics have gone septic. The real parasites aren’t at the border – they’re in office. The Política Toilet Bowl exposes the rot, the blame game, and the truth behind our national hypocrisy.
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The Continuance of Double Standards
America’s greatest fear has always been its own reflection. From Trump’s crusade against accountability to churches preaching hypocrisy, the truth remains: history isn’t a popularity contest. The receipts of racism can’t be erased, and neither can the demand for justice, empathy, and repair.
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The Cowardly but Deadly Liberal
Malcolm X warned us of wolves in sheep’s clothing. Today, white liberals wear compassion as a mask while wielding the power to destroy. America cannot survive over-drafted morality. Sooner or later, the bill comes due – and when it does, the whole nation will be devoured by the wolves it ignored.
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The Organ Hustle: Profits Over Humanity
In a nation that profits from pain, even the dead are not spared. The Organ Hustle exposes how selfless acts of organ donation have become another revenue stream for hospitals and insurers – while the families of donors are left with bills and hollow honors. When humanity becomes currency, compassion loses its value.
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The Casting Call
“The Casting Call” exposes America’s addiction to cruelty and its cycle of dehumanizing disguised as patriotism. From Lincoln’s selective freedoms to Trump’s modern tyranny, the script of power and supremacy hasn’t changed – only the cast has. This isn’t anger, it’s disgust at a nation that keeps auditioning the same villains while erasing its own…
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The Revolving Door: Starving in a House of God and Ghosts
“I was surviving in a house that fed everyone but me. They hated me for reasons I didn’t choose: who my mother was, how I looked, how I dreamed. But even in the darkness, I kept choosing to protect the innocent. Because I believe life shouldn’t be a punishment just for being born.”
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Why Do People Feel Entitled to Debunk Black Truth?
Whenever Black people speak truth about our pain, someone outside our community rushes in to correct us. They minimize our experiences, deny our reality, and hide behind proximity – a Black friend, a Black lover, even a Black child – as proof they can’t be complicit. But love without accountability still harms.
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Some Limitations of Supremacy
Supremacy wants the world, but not the responsibility. When truth knocks, it hides behind excuses, deflections, and privilege – but reality keeps receipts.
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Who Ordered a Second Helping of Hypocrisy?
We’re growing in lies served with silver spoons, yet still asking for seconds. How long will we sit on couches complaining, instead of standing up to the hypocrisy that mocks us daily?
In and Out of Darkness 